⚧POLⒶRIS⚧ @polarisfm@www.librepunk.club

"Bounty for a Libre 88W8997P-NKW2 driver" is now on BountySource if you would like to contirbute via PayPal or Ethereum: https://www.bountysource.com/issues/96059449-bounty-for-a-libre-88w8997p-nkw2-driver. I've already put my $500 in the pot.

If you would like to donate via Monero, uPlexa, or directly by Ethereum, check out https://warez.fund (currently having issues with the SSL cert, should be fixed soon though).

Bitcoin donations will not be accepted due to the extreme toll Bitcoin mining specifically has taken on the environment.

To clarify: I was not the original poster of this documentation.

The datasheet itself comes from a company called AzureWave (not Marvell). If you have additional documentation, especially directly from Marvell, please send it to @deletescape.

If you have this card in your device, lspci -nn should return the following:

01:00.0 Ethernet controller [0200]: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. Device [1b4b:2b42] (rev 11)

Although minor variants will likely return something different.

Bounty conditions:
- You must no reuse any leaked or proprietary source code (clean room!)
- The driver must be fully functional without proprietary blobs.

Bounty is payable via:
- Monero
- uPlexa
- PayPal and Stripe
- Cash by mail (US residents only)

I know it isn't a ton for the amount of work that would go into writing it but its the best I can offer at the moment. If anyone else would like to contribute to the bounty pleaes let me know.

Now for the good news.

gru-based Chromebook like the Samsung Chromebook Plus v1 use a card called the 88W8997P-NKW2, it is from Marvell. Documents found in the Rockchip leak may be useful as a reference. This is evident from teardowns posted on the FCCs website.

Confidential documentation for this card was posted on the Nvidia Developer Forums. Here it is: https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/uploads/short-url/cFJoASm06zadLatRFWpMyepEjRK.pdf

I am offering $500 (US) to anyone who writes a fully free (libre), cleanroomed Linux driver for this card.

I'd like to clarify that the Rockchip leak I posted yesterday does not contain wireless card documentation for gru-based Chromebooks. That was a mistake on my part and I should have looked more into it. The RK3399 does not have embedded wireless at all and it is up to OEMs to supply wireless chips. The leak does contain a massive amount of documentation on Rockchip SoCs and other wireless cards though.

ytcracker f. freeced yung innanet - real ones (Max James Remix)

https://archive.org/details/realonesmaxjamesremix

This is a great song, check it out. Mirrored the lossless version on archive.org (originally it was only on Soundcloud, yuck).

Genre(s): Rap, Hip-Hop, Nerdcore, Hackercore

Song is free (gratis), but you can support the remix artist on Patreon if you'd like: https://www.patreon.com/maxjamesmusic

@avalos Cool stuff. :)

@avalos It's seeding. If you're having trouble finding peers add the "stable" trackers from Newtrackton: https://newtrackon.com/api/stable?include_ipv6_only_trackers=0

Archived list as of today (January 21st, 2021): https://web.archive.org/web/20210110005510if_/https://newtrackon.com/api/stable?include_ipv6_only_trackers=0

This .torrent file already has them included: http://btcache.me/torrent/5F5F1150C9DEC4A7F5547300D54CF07F6D75CD01

Mirrored it on IPFS ;)

Pin it, seed it, share it, burn it, rip it, steal it, zip - unzip it

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:5f5f1150c9dec4a7f5547300d54cf07f6d75cd01&dn=%5bEXCONFIDENTIAL%5d%20Rockchip%20Documentation%20Collection

http://btcache.me/torrent/5F5F1150C9DEC4A7F5547300D54CF07F6D75CD01

/ipfs/QmS9QoDQ1XvaNW2tBdUWKeueek1NHeMeCacDCL4JXrLH2T?filename=%5BEXCONFIDENTIAL%5D%20Rockchip%20Documentation%20Collection.zip

Quick reminder that 13GB of internal Rockchip documentation (incl. wireless docs) were leaked by @deletescape. This includes wireless docs from other vendors and may or may not include documentation for the RK3399's wireless. The RK3399 is used in the Pinebook Pro as well as gru-based ChromeOS devices, and the wireless is the last part of the RK3399 that hasn't been freed.

Anyway here's some random hash, no idea what is for ;)
5f5f1150c9dec4a7f5547300d54cf07f6d75cd01